Humble Newburgh parishioner reports Hood's Sarsaparilla cure
For years a Trinity Episcopal church communicant in Newburgh New York suffered eczema and sores on face head and ears. The condition left her deaf nearly a year and affected her sight until Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her, restoring hearing and sight. Full case details available from C J Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Newburgh
N. Y
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
Bloomfield Democrat Ad Rates and Circulation Claim
Bloomfield Democrat boasts it has double the county newspaper circulation and invites advertisers to call and inspect the subscription book. The paper, edited by WM Moss, is published in Bloomfield Indiana with a yearly price of $1.50 and is mailed as second class matter.
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Democrat
Ratification Meeting Urges Cleveland Stevenson Support
Bloomfield Democrats invite the public to a Saturday night Courthouse gathering to ratify nominations and endorse the Chicago platform. The campaign opens with calls for tariff, civil service, currency, and pension reforms and unity for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Bloomfield
Chicago
Morrill
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Stevenson
Gresham Possible Nomination by People’s Party at Omaha
A strong probability is reported that Gresham may be nominated for president by the People’s Party at Omaha next week. The item notes potential impact on Harrison in Indiana and marks expectations in party circles.
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Gresham
People's Party
Omaha
Harrison
Indiana
Indiana Stands Up at Chicago for Cleveland Support
The Sentinel is urged to allocate space for reporting the state ticket election after Indiana aligned with Cleveland at Chicago, signaling broader political momentum and coverage needs.
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Indiana
Chicago
Cleveland
The
Sentinel
Governor Gray Shifts View on Cabinet Placement
The passage suggests Gov Gray preferred cabinet service over remaining on the ticket second place and notes it would benefit him and allies for him to join the cabinet.
Parson Coast Nominated by Republicans for Governor
The Republicans nominated Parson Coast for governor this week signaling another blow to organized labor. Party leaders view his defeat as inevitable, a view shared by covler heals of the party.
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Parson Coast
Democratic Party Faction Clash Ends Quietly
A political summary notes internal quarrels within the Democratic Party have ceased with warnings that any Democrat who persists in fighting fellow members should leave the party.
Nomination Friday Ties Harrison to Indiana Gubernatorial Run
Harrison’s nomination in Minneapolis on Friday recalls his Indiana gubernatorial bid when he was also nominated on a Friday. Blue Jeans Williams defeated him for the position, leaving him without the boots.
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Harrrison
Minneapolis
Indiana
Blue Jeans Williams
Editorial Endorses Chicago Ticket in Strong People's Choice
The newspaper supports the Chicago slate as the people's choice and believes it strong enough to win. It asserts the editor seeks office and criticizes opposing weak candidates, promising to address readers' desires with decisive action.
Campaign rhetoric and tariff clash in Putnam county
The Journal criticizes Democratic ticket abuse while Devana E Williamson, Republican leader and Greencastle sister of the party, declares for Cleveland and tariff for revenue. The Democratic platform is printed in full and the fight centers on tariff as the key issue with both parties drawn in battle.
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Cleveland
Gen. Stevenson
Devana E. Williamson
Putnam County
Greencastle
Flarraon
Stevenson on the Ticket Shapes Illinois Electoral Outlook
The passage praises General A E Stevenson as vice presidential nominee and a spotless public servant. It asserts Cleveland supporters will invest heavily in his election and argues his name guarantees Illinois electoral votes.
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A. E. Stevenson
Congress
Republian
Lllinois
Democratic Unity and Republican Nomination in Fort Wayne
The piece praises Congressman John R. Fellows for uniting Tamny Hall and county and state Democrats for Hill era success. It denounces use of churchgoers and soldiers to elect Parson Chase and credits Col Aden Cavin as a strong Republican appointee for Ft Wayne judge. It criticizes Republicans in Fort Wayne for avoiding a temperance stance while backing local option.
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John R. Fellows
New York
Tammy Hall
Tammy
Kinga County
Christian Church
Parson Chase
G. A
Christian Fellowship
Adeng Cavin
Ft. Wayne
Fort Wayne
Democrats vow to carry Indiana after Gray defeat
Fassett warns Republicans of a tough map with Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa as doubtful states. He urges relentless Democrat effort and endorses Cleveland and Stevenson as best ticket for securing New York's thirty six electoral votes and winning the election.
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Isaac P Gray
Indiana
Gray
Cleveland
Stevenson
Fassett
New York
Republican National Committee
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Iowa
Foster Named Secretary of State Amid County Skepticism
Joan W. Foster of Indiana is appointed Secretary of State. A Greene County Republican questions Foster's qualifications noting thirty Apolivial mayors and asking who he is before the appointment. The piece probes local knowledge of the appointee and public sentiment.
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Joan W. Foster
Indiana
Blaine
Foster
Repubican
Greene County
John W. Foster
Editor Endorses Liberty Over Force Bill in Sunset Editorial
The New York Sun editor condemns Cleveland’s nomination and argues a Democratic victory would kill the force bill. He claims the party must oppose the force bill to uphold white state governance in the South, urging voters to choose liberty over electing a pro force bill Democrat even if that candidate seems extreme.
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David B. Hi
New York
New York Sun
Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Copper Trust Reaches Production Restriction Accord
The June 16 Daily Commercial Bulletin reports European and American copper producers agreeing to restrict output after July. US exports to Europe will be limited while Spanish miners cut production 5 percent, aiming to lift prices. A Marquette strike at Calumet and Hecla is linked to the pact, with mining firms threatening layoffs for union members.
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New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
Europe
United States
Great Copper Combine
McKinley
Copper Trust
James Powell
Union Brass Company
Cincinnati
Engineering and Mining Journal
Marquette
Mich
Calumet and
Hecla
Knights of Labor
Henry George on Indirect Taxation and Tariff Critique
Senator West cites Henry George on indirect taxes harming the poor more than the rich and explains the tariff burden under McKinley era policy. He argues tariffs raise costs for general consumption and favor domestic producers, labeling reciprocity as a growing but flawed concept while urging broad public discussion.
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Henry George
Congress
Youth Beauty and Age Alike Receive Their Portion
A community feature highlights how different generations share in local resources and events. Residents across ages participate in programs that support youth development, cultural activities, and senior services through Maywood County initiatives.
Pleasantville News Roundup and Local Happenings
West Stafford reports a decorative iron fence built by Cleveland Fence Co of Indianapolis at Pleasantville. A large baptism between Goodman and Stafford at Uncle Billy Johnson's pond drew an estimated thousand worshippers. T B O Haver completed a new barn and wheat cutting continues. A church project for Pleasantville is favored to replace the dingy old building amid growth rumors about Bob Corbin and his son Grover.
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Pleasantville
Cleveland Force Co
O'Haver
Pleasantvil
Bob Corbin
Grover
Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Cure
Publishers claim Hall's Catarrh Cure works for all stages of catarrh by treating the blood and mucous surfaces. They offer 100 dollars to anyone it fails to cure and invite readers to request testimonials from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Coo
Scotland Notes and Local News Roundup
Scotland notes reflect community news from Haubstadt to Newberry with visits, sickness, and social events. Residents like John Holland, Alma Holt, Mollie Gedden, and Misses Wood are mentioned along with local commerce, shows, and a River Side hotel reference. editorials praise Grover Cleveland while noting political divisions. A Chamberlains remedy anecdote closes the column.
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J. O'Donald
Haubstadt
John Holland
Wm. Stone
J.L Keith
Newberry
River Side
John Shirts
Reed
Grover Cleveland
Gray
Alma Holt
Lyons
Mollie Gedden
East Taylor
Louia Lobe
Cincinnati Clothier
Scotland
Grover
New York
Local Crime Scrawls Describe Vague Assault Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes report a street brawl involving several individuals, with unclear details about injuries or location. The text mentions threats and a confrontation near a hog area and a hack or blow recorded in rough terms.
Worthington cherries lead to a fall and local notes
Last week in Worthington John Flory nearly saved a fall when he stepped back from a veranda and landed on his head after bowing. Ne visited Mrs Howe's, C Quackenbush, a former local PM, dropped by. John Flory claims the best corn, knee to waist high, and Sinzing will begin soon. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are advertised with claims of merit and health benefits.
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N E Flory
John Flory
Worthington
Mra Howe
D. C. Quackenbu H
F. Lindsey
Center Township
Lyons notes of community life and medical remedy ads
Local Lyons notes report births and visits including Mrs. Max Stein moving in, Jn0. F Mees traveling, and Miss Sadie Hicks seeking eye treatment in St Louis. Mentions Mrs. J. O. Price visiting Linton, and Uncle Tom Wilson visiting Geeport. Cholera infantum remedy Chambrisin is praised with testimonials and 25 and 5 cent bottles offered by Cavins & Isenhower.
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Arry Stephenson
E Stein
St. Louis
Haley
Misa Mand Tansey
Cries
Edgar Lester
Erta Terhune
Ife
James Wakefield
Switz City
Jac. Morgan
Marco
Motz & Lester
Deering
Nebeary
Mordsy
Chambrisin
A W Walters
Waltersburg
Lisahys
Cavins & Isenhower
Electric Bitters Work Wonders for Various Ailments
H Clifford of New Cuca Vic troubled with Neuragia Rheumatism and liver issues saw quick improvement after three bottles of Electric Bitters. Edward Shepherd of Harrisburg Ind cured a leg sore with eight years' duration using three bottles ofElectric Bitters and Bucklen's Amic Salve. John Speaker of Catawba Ohio healed five fever sores on his leg after one bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Amica Salve. All sold by Stalens Drug Store.
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H. Clifford
New Cuca 1
Vic
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Bucklen
John Speaker
Catawba
Stalenp
Wheat cutting urged as townsfolk report harvest activity
Weather tokens note detached clouds and rain point as to wheat cutting urgency. C Holmes and wife of Popcorn report health concerns. Thomas Wilson returns home to harvest after Bedford work. Local residents discuss rest on Sunday and road work under new law. Bogard and Burch plan Terre Haute visit and stay at country home. A commodious storehouse for rent. Byrd Combs sale draws buyers. local stock sold well.
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C. Holmes
Thos. Wilson
Bedford
A. Buker
Clifty
George Martindale
Meredith
Sushville
Enye
la Bogardi
Mayer Burch
Terre Hinte
T. Bogard
Smith
Monroe
Newark Circuits and Patches of Town News
Newark reports a busy week with traveling circuses in town and a Friday circus causing a stir. Watkins ordained at Friendship by Rev. Harvey Oliphant. A L Drek visited from Nebraska and spoke of convention attendees in Chicago. A carpenter, M S Powers, survived a fall, praising Cham berlain's Pain Balm used as treatment. Democratic voters urged to back Cleveland Stevenson and tariff platform.
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Pridsey
Newark
Friendship
Watkins
Hev
Harvey Oliphant
L Drek
Nebraska
Chicago
Argu
Nathan Heddeo
Kentucky
Cleveland
Stevenson
Dr King’s New Discovery Ad Trial Offers
Ice will cost you nothing and will sure ly do you good if you have a cough cold or throat chest or lung trouble Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption coughs and colds guarantees relief or money back Sufferers from La Grippe find it just the thing trial bottle at S Starcup’s Drug store free sample large size 50c and $1.00
Heaton Correspondent Pleads for Soldier Aid and Road Work
Local notes recounts concern for aging soldiers and support for laws to require work on roads. References Harton area figures such as John, Dick Terrell, Lige Hamlen, and Joe Smith with mentions of candy trade and travels. The piece laments youth hardship and urges firm loyalty to Uncle Sam and road labor.
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John
Dick Terrell
Lige
Hamlen
Juho Terrell
Diers
Yrar
Fleaton
Uncle Sam
Heaton
Rae
Henry Leighman
Pearson & Philips
Joe Smith
John Bress- 1
Tom Endred
Noah E. Flory
Worthington
John Workman
Dave Lucia
Tariffs and Labor Costs Stir American Debate
A political column questions tariff theory, citing Wells on global wage gaps, US price competition, and McKinley duties. It argues high tariffs harm consumers, notes Republican platform contradictions, and criticizes Senate inaction on removing tariffs like the $14 cordage tax. The piece links farming interests to tariff politics and calls for voter scrutiny.
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David A. Wells
Italy
Mississippi
Seaboard
Lombardy
Venetia
United States
Europe
Asia
Dakota
Rhenish
Prussia
England
India
Russia
Republican Party
Minneapolis
McKinley
Congressman Wilson
Simmons Liver Regulator Advertises Digestive Cure
Vintage ad copy touts Simmons Liver Regulator to cure torpid liver and digestive problems. It claims relief from indigestion dyspepsia and biliousness, promising health improvements as the root of the issue is addressed.
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Simmons
Worthington Notes Excursions Visits and Local Socials
Local column from Worthington reports an excursion run by E and T H to Terre Haute on the fourth for Broom and Baileys show. Several residents from Bloomfield Spencer Vincennes Evansville and Finley enjoy relatives, visits, and social events including weddings and gatherings around the county.
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Thureday
Terre Haute
Broom & Baileys
Clinton
Wayne Brantly Heaton
Bloom
Bloomfield
Robert McCune
Brauner
Spencer
Wilkens
Finley
Tenn
Warrn Fuller
White Hall
Mire, Breamer
Mise Matel Crook
Vincenner
Acrivis
Frank Jean
Misea Birtha
Fuller
Misa Sadie Fulfield
Mra
W. UC
Drews
Emma Griffith
Sallie Harris
Rose Ogden
Evansville
Visi
Calvertville Church Meeting Draws Local Crowd
A Sunday market meeting at Friendship drew a large turnout of old and young. Rev Harvey and Peter Oliphant attended with Uncle Gideon Potter, a long time Owencounty resident, who has labored for Christianity. Mrs Wesley Bucker is very ill and unlikely to recover. Farmers bustle in the harvest promising abundance. Attendees included Adah Reeler, Etha Frame, Laura Dyer, Daisy Heath, Ida Butcher, Mirniy Waller, Jennie Martindate, Emma Smith, Muiry Smith, Relea Smith, Mears, Orien Stotta, Sanford Leit, and Sherman Bowerock. Joe Goodwin and Frank Groves visited. Reed Van de Venter reports two children May and Fred, claiming wealth.
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Friendship
Harvey
Peter Oliphant
Gideon Potter
Owencounty
Wesley Bucker
Adah Reeler
Etha Frame
Laura Dyer
Daisy Heath
Ida Butcher
Mises Mirniy Waller
Jennie Martindate
Emma Smith
Muiry Smith
Relea Smith
Mears
Orien Stotta
Sanford Leit
Sherman Bowerock
Lizzie Long
Joe Goodwin
Newark
Frank Groves
Reed van de Venter
May
Fred
Sunday Scenes and Local Doings in Tulip and Nearby
Miss Pearl Smith visited the Sunday school where David Sharp discussed new property. Jerry Workman’s family passed through en route to Teatric. James Spark’s house grows under Sharp. Residents note tobacco dealings, church services, and neighbors seen in Tulip Monday night. Kate Quackenbush of Beloit, Kansas visits.
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Clomfild
Lenry Workman
Joe Bohs
Ida Flory and Son
Elisebth Osborn
Buckworth
Ida Sunday Jr
Workman
Pearson
Maud Pickard
Ida E Smith
Kate Quackenbush
Beloit Kansas
Political Trade Touted For Votes Or Watch
A terse line notes a plan to move a Democratic candidate to November 15 for 50 cents and secure 10 votes on a gold watch, reflecting a compact, possibly satirical local record of voting tactics.
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Mrs
Amanda Paisley
the Bloomfield Democrat
Ind
WM. M. Moss
Bloomfield Adis
Whitelaw Reid
Grant
Liscolin
Cleveland and
Victory
Cleve
Steve
W. J. Campell
Illinois
Thos. R. Cobb
Hendricks
Bloomington
Typographical Union
Gov. Gray
Persnally
Vermont
Mr. Morrill
Maine
Senator West
the County News
West Stafford
Toledo
Druggista
Pam Bear
Ray Pellawa
Mioorst
Wai Comte
Wits
Willard Frey
Sadie Bach
Ethel Dancan
Me Groce
J Severabot
Mic Wood
Clarence Foster
Hay Seod
Mineral City
Mises
Ian Mubie
Comb
Sammigy
Lizzie Wood
Mane Black
Cloemsfield
John Mitchell
Kleen
E. Duncan
Sarah Oliphant
Frey
Mierai
Willand
Tastler
Luke ¢Hanes
O.w
Cora Hester
Mood Chapel
Ben Carrol
Mineral
Henry Burcham
van Pelt
Craig
Teor
Hillsdale
Ienludd
Chamberlain
Harry Pach
Louie Barkerigen
Riek Bet
Hir, Adams
Wes de Eaved
Sao
Siwg
Spin & Bacah
Philadelphia
Earth
Hobbieville
M S Powers
Des Moines
Cavins
Senhower
L.S. Ayres & CO
Indianapolis
New Guinea
Senate
Cordage Trust
Northwest
United States Senate
New England
Calvertville
Bloomfield, Ind
Just
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L. H. Jones
Prop
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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